Part, Question

 1   2, 47|   54:13): "If my enemy had ~reviled me I would verily have borne
 2   2, 70|     to suffer oneself to be reviled?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[72] A[
 3   2, 70|     to suffer oneself to be reviled. ~For he that suffers himself
 4   2, 70|  that suffers himself to be reviled, encourages the reviler.
 5   2, 70|    to suffer oneself to be ~reviled, but rather reply to the
 6   2, 70|     to suffer another to be reviled, wherefore it is written (
 7   2, 70|    one suffer oneself to be reviled.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[72] A[
 8   2, 70|    Now by ~submitting to be reviled a man revenges himself,
 9   2, 70|    prepared to submit to be reviled, if it should be expedient.
10   2, 70|     withstand against being reviled, and this ~chiefly for two
11   2, 70|     on account of our being reviled. ~Hence Gregory says (Hom.
12   2, 70| prevents another from being reviled there is ~not the danger
13   2, 70| defends ~himself from being reviled: indeed rather would it
14   2, 71|     the honor of the person reviled. On the other hand, he ~
15   3, 47|  Him. The Jews are likewise reviled for ~delivering Him up to